“then” is used to depict time, sequence or a causal relationship. “than” is used with comparative adjectives, to depict comparison.
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Yeah. No need for editing in post.
Just have a camera with lower static range and choose the required white-balance.
- ulterno@programming.devtoTechnology@lemmy.world•There’s Whole Computer Inside This MouseEnglish1·2 days ago
In this case, it’s probably comparing AMD with some ARM based thingy.
- ulterno@programming.devtoLinux@lemmy.ml•CERN Transitioning Industrial Computers To Debian After Being A Longtime RHEL InstitutionEnglish2·4 days ago
I initially followed on their plans for that thing and from what I remember, they were going to include the older ones too.
But I’d think they would at least be willing to do something trivial like a rebuild for a big name like CERN, if they just called ‘support’.
“trivial”, because it doesn’t require many expensive man-hours, just an additional entry in whatever batch build config they use.
- ulterno@programming.devtoSelfhosted@lemmy.world•Expanding my laptops HDD capacityEnglish2·4 days ago
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It’s their flight pattern for me too.
Also, I have never been in a place with enough butterflies that some would get in my face, or I might have ended up smacking some that catch me distracted.
Is “already” really the word to use.
Don’t vehicles need the investigation being done before getting on the road?
I’d say the investigation started a bit too late.